Executive Administrative Role
University of North Florida · Jacksonville, FL · 3 wk ago
Business DevelopmentVolunteer
In the OPS Executive Administrative role, you will provide comprehensive program leadership and administrative coordination for the UNF MedNexus | Jacksonville Speech and Hearing Center Audiology Assistant Badge Program. This position is responsible for the end-to-end development, implementation, and continuous improvement of a workforce-focused educational program designed to prepare participants for entry-level roles in audiology support services. Key Responsibilities Program Development and Curriculum Design Design and develop a competency-based curriculum aligned with industry standards, clinical best practices, and workforce needs in audiology and hearing healthcare. Establish clear learning objectives, instructional materials, assessments, and instructional delivery methods (in-person, hybrid, or online as appropriate). Collaborate with faculty, clinicians, and industry partners to ensure content relevance and rigor. Course Implementation and Instructional Oversight Oversee the scheduling, delivery, and quality assurance of all didactic and applied learning components within the badge program. Coordinate instructors, guest lecturers, and subject matter experts to support program delivery. Monitor participant progress, ensure adherence to program standards, and implement continuous improvements based on feedback and outcomes. Clinical Internship Coordination Develop, structure, and administer the supervised clinical internship component of the program. Establish and maintain partnerships with clinical sites, including the UNF MedNexus | Jacksonville Speech and Hearing Center and affiliated providers. Coordinate student placements, onboarding requirements (e.g., background checks, compliance documentation), and clinical evaluations. Ensure that all clinical experiences align with program competencies and provide meaningful, hands-on learning. Program Operations and Administration []{style="background: transparent; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; font-size: inherit; font-family: inherit "}